‘Wanted to zoom out, consider broader things in life’

Shaunak Sen, director of Oscar-nominated documentary All That Breathes, says he wanted his film to be about kinship or neighbourliness of non-human lives

Rescued from Manipur, Delhi students recall harrowing days

Four students from the national capital, who were stuck in Manipur as violence gripped the state, heave a sigh of relief as the rescue flight touches down Delhi

No pay day for sanitation workers

Sanitation workers struggle as they wait for their past two months’ salaries

Foreign medical graduates unamused by medical body’s offer

National Medical Council has increased the number of colleges offering internship to foreign-returned graduates. However, students criticise lack of clarity

Used and thrown

An ad hoc teacher’s suicide has left many such displaced teachers vulnerable and mentally shattered as their years of hard work goes waste

Bastion of dissent

Jantar Mantar, which was originally built as an observatory, has hosted some landmark protests over the past three decades since it was named as the exclusive venue to hold dharnas

Temperature not expected to rise much in the next few days: Official

Head of the Regional Weather Forecast Centre says western disturbances caused the recent non-monsoon rains in the Capital and that the city could see more showers on May 12

Pedalling to move up in life

Power The Pedal, a campaign by Greenpeace India, empowers working-class women by offering them cycles and creates a much-needed dialogue around city’s unequal infrastructure